About Dr. Sarah Bunch

Dr. Bunch is a licensed clinical psychologist whose clinical work and training has focused primarily on complex trauma in children, adolescents, and adults. Dr. Bunch began her internship training at Community Violence Solutions, working with both children and adults who were survivors of sexual abuse and assault. She completed her pre-doctoral training with UCSF’s Infant Parent Program, where she worked with mothers and their young children to support the child by enhancing the quality of the caregiving relationship. Dr. Bunch completed her postdoctoral fellowship with the Wright Institute’s School Based Collaboration Program and then joined the program as a Supervising Psychologist and Assistant Program Director. Through her school-based work, she provided individual counseling, crisis intervention, consultation to school staff, and clinical supervision to doctoral trainees. In addition to her work as a private practitioner, Dr. Bunch spent 10 years as a Supervising Psychologist with the Wright Institute before joining a local non-profit, C.O.P.E. Family Support Center, as a Program Consultant, Director of Training, and Supervisor. Dr. Bunch has years of experience providing clinical services, consultation, parenting support, and clinical training throughout the Bay Area. Her work strives to be anti-oppressive and values-based and is rooted in her understanding of the importance of the therapeutic relationship. Dr. Bunch holds a BA in Psychology from the University of San Francisco and a PsyD from California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco Bay Campus.